England v Denmark

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Originally Posted by Doc Vernon

Well done so far , however i think they will have a much harder time against Italy!?
Cheers
May the best Team take the Honours !
Cheers

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The Prime Minister is under mounting pressure to give workers a day off.

Bank holiday could apply to Wales if England win Euro 2020.

LOL.

K.

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Originally Posted by Keith at Tregenna

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Keith, How many rugby players that you know of have died during a match or training, This former Newcastle UTD Player 30yrs old Cheick Tiote collapsed and died last Monday and he is not the first in the last couple of years, Indeed Danish international and Spurs Player Christian Erickson was minutes from death during this Euro tournament.

i AM SO GLAD i AM NOT A FOOTBALL FAN

I dont have to wear daft clothing,
I dont have to paint my face.
I dont have to jump up and down
I dont have to wave my arms around
I dont have to scream and shout
I dont have to pay money to stand in the middle of a crowd who do
They must have extremely Boring lives to get so exited over a person kicking a ball.


I will be enjoying myself, sat in my cave with a bottle of single Malt, listening to good ole CW from Nashville,
Cheers
Brian

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Originally Posted by keith at tregenna

bank holiday could apply to wales if england win euro 2020.
K.

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K.

Some years back we had problems here in Oz with local soccer fans.
Mainly Croatian and Serbian causing a lot of problems.
Letting off flares at the match was one off the biggest problems.
But when the soccer officials said matches without fans or no matches the attitude slowly changed, no problems now and the league does well.

Trevor B.
You must have been watching the Arial ping pong when you were living in Victoria, Grown men hugging and kissing because one of them kicked the ball I couldn't see anything in it to watch , the same as I don't watch the thugs that play Rugby League in NSW. I would sooner go down the local field and watch the kids playing, that's enjoyment for kids before they become the same.
Des

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Originally Posted by Lewis McColl

Terry in the last decade there have been 14 fatalities at professional and senior rugby levels. I love my football, but playing in empty stadiums just exposed some of the pussies that play the game. During match of the day the later end of this season the pundits held a scream of the day.
Now if you are looking for thrills and spills these guys are completely nuts.

https://youtu.be/LSM8FOqyLsc

Anyway back to the football, Wishing England all the best in the final on Sunday.

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Lew, I could go back a decade and count if you want i am talking the last couple of years 3 that i can remember without a search engine, I am only to aware of a training session for a semi pro footballer when my son played in goal for Marine F.C. Love or hate the game they are athletes and super fit these guys who get into there nations side. Terry.

All the diving in Soccer, is why I stopped watching it.
I am now a Rugby fan.